So many great things in that post I've lost count.

What an incredible gift your wife gave this man. He's already gotten an extra 15 years thanks to her.

Kudos to you for agreeing to meet him. It's obviously been on his mind that he wants to give thanks.

Great job by all of you.

Once again, sorry for your loss.

In response to this post by 7Hokie1

Posted: 08/16/2018 at 3:10PM

May soon be in contact with the person who recieved my wife's lungs 15 yrs -- 7Hokie1 08/16/2018 2:31PM

Man, that is awesome. Would love to hear more. ** -- reestuart 08/16/2018 8:37PM

That's great -- MEHOKIE 08/16/2018 7:14PM

So many great things in that post I've lost count. -- Burke Hokie 08/16/2018 3:10PM

If that was me, I'd be a ball of tears. You're a stronger man than I. ** -- CochraneResident 08/16/2018 3:03PM

If we do meet I, I'm sure the tears will flow. ** -- 7Hokie1 08/16/2018 3:06PM

That is very cool- sorry about your loss...I would agree to a meeting also ** -- WestEndHokie39 08/16/2018 3:00PM

Is it common for transplant recipients to want to meet donor families? -- HokieSignGuy 08/16/2018 2:35PM

It was not allowed in the 80's. My sister got the 1st adult liver in RVA -- 48zip 08/16/2018 3:32PM

Here is an incredible story about Rod Carew meeting his donor's family... -- BB Hokie 08/16/2018 3:19PM

I don't know if it's common or not. Both my daughters are ok with me -- 7Hokie1 08/16/2018 2:45PM

Good luck. I'm sure the recipient will be grateful. ** -- 48zip 08/16/2018 3:33PM

So many great things in that post I've lost count.

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